Nash Men Hear Mason at One Day NK Conference
More than 800 Nash-Kelvinator supervisors attended a one day management conference at the Eagles club with Detroit Kenosha and Milwaukee officials taking part. George W Mason president of NK gave the keynote luncheon and unveiled the Y car priced around 1000 dollars.
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Evening News
NASH
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
George Mason
Eagles’ Club
Elmer W. Bernitt
Kenosha Blant
William Gobeille
Milwaukee
Mason
Robert Seiden
John Weiland
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
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George W. Mason
Nash Motors
R. A. DeVlieg
N. F. Lawler
George Romney
Fred Block
D. C. Rule
Robert Siedel
N. E. Wahlberg
Col. H. J. Mullum
NK Corp
Elmer Bernitt
Archbishop Kiley to speak at Wisconsin Catholic action convention
Archbishop Moses E. Kiley will deliver the welcoming address at the Wisconsin Catholic action convention in Milwaukee, scheduled for March 10 11 and 12.
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Milwaukee
Moses E. Kiley
Tucker Ordered Not To Sell Property In Chicago
Federal Judge Michael L. Igoe reaffirmed an order barring Pres ton Tucker from disposing of any personal property after his acquittal on mail fraud related to his automobile firm. Tucker’s attorney argued the restriction harms his client by reducing asset value, noting his $40,000 apartment had fallen to $20,000.
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Chicago
U.P
Michael L. Igoe
Preston Tucker
Igoe
Tucker
Joseph Keig
Keig
VA Official Praises Vets Credit Record on GI Loans
Washington VA finance administrator Frank W. Kelsey said veterans continue a splendid repayment record with GI loan obligations, noting they are good credit risks for home purchases.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Frank W. Kelsey
Two Widows Attend Colonel's Arlington Funeral
Two widows claim entitlement to Col. William T. Babcock's coffin flag. Mrs Jean Babcock of London and Mrs Mary Magdalene Babcock of New London dispute widow status after a 1946 divorce denial. Army rule defers to courts on such disputes.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
William T. Babcock
U. S
Berlin
Jean Babcock
London
England
Germany
United States
Mary Magdalena Babcock
New London
Conn
Babcock
Connecticut
Army
Wisconsin Thaws After Cold Wave Lifts from State
Residents of Wisconsin thaw as readings rise 10 to 15 degrees from Friday. The day tracks from a frigid 23 at midday to warmer afternoon levels. Light snow is possible in the north with colder weather and rain forecast for tomorrow.
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Wisconsin
Gordon
Wis
Mouth of Mine Wrecked by Blast
Dyna mite explosions wrecked the mouth of a small non-union coal mine and a coal truck at South Philipsburg early today. The Glen Coal company mine opening blew timbers from the drift and closed it, with earth and rock settling in. Windows in 15 or 20 nearby homes were broken by the blast.
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Philipsburg
South Philipsburg
Burgess Norman Bean
Glen Coal Company
No Politics in Sermons Ordered by York Archbishop
England's archbishop of York Dr Cyril Garbett has instructed Church of England priests to keep politics out of sermons on Britain's general election slated for February 23. No sermons should praise or denigrate any political party, the diocesan leaflet states.
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York
Eng
England
Britain
Cyril F. Garbett
Truman Silence on Hiss Stirs Demand for Probe
President Truman refused to comment on the Alger Hiss perjury conviction, prompting renewed GOP calls for a congressional inquiry. Rep. Velde urges the House Un-American Activities Committee to review loyalty records, while supporters say the president withholds information.
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Hiss
Washington
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Velde
FBI
House un-American Activities Committee
State Department
Acheson
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Rep
Nixon
Calif
UN- American Activities Committee
Contract Talks May Put Some Miners to Work
Washington reports revived contract talks between John L. Lewis and soft coal operators raise tentative hopes that some of the 88 000 striking miners may return to work next week. Negotiations are to resume Wednesday with North and West operators. Southern interests are excluded.
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John L. Lewis
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North
West
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Uniontown
Russia and Poland sign 34 percent trade rise pact
Moscow reports that Russia and Poland have signed a new trade agreement promising a 34 percent increase in commerce for 1950 as announced by Tass.
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Moscow
U.P
Tass Agency
Russia
Poland
Ingrid Bergman to Charge Mate With Cruelty in Divorce
Ingrid Bergman will charge her husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom with cruelty in a Mexican divorce suit filed by William A. Cocke El Paso lawyer. The petition says Lindstrom forced her to act in pictures against her will and she was worked nonstop. If not contested the divorce could be finalized before Valentine’s Day to allow her marriage to Roberto Rossellini.
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Juarez
Mexico
U.P
Ingrid Bergman
William A. Cocke
Cocke
el Paso
Tex
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Search Break Area for Plane Vanishing in Yukon
Rescue planes from the United States and Canada search the Yukon wilderness for a U S Air Force C 54 that disappeared Thursday afternoon after leaving Anchorage for Great Falls with 44 aboard. Eight crew and 36 passengers include a mother and child and military dependents.
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Yukon
Anchorage
Alaska
Great Falls
Mont
Yukon Territory
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Edmonton
Alta
Briggs Field
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Tex
United States
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Whitehorse
V. T
Snag
Divorce Granted to Woman Beaten by Husband in Norwich
Joyce Gendron Lawler, 23, of Norwich, won an uncontested divorce from Kenneth Lawler, 25, also of Norwich, on grounds of intolerable cruelty. She testified he beat her about twice a month and once lashed her with a cat-o-nine tails. Lawler is jailed awaiting trial for the lashing.
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New London
Conn
U.P
Joyce Gendron Lawler
Norwich
Kenneth Lawler
Early Women Bowlers Remembering Kenosha's First Years
The Kenosha Woman's Bowling Association marks 25 years with a meeting at the Eagle's club. They recall pioneers like Edith Swartz and Vera Kraak, the 1926 state tournament, and challenges faced by women bowlers in early venues and travel.
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Academy
Howard Robinson
Grandma
Louis Gentile
Vera Kraak
Department Store
Sullivans
Block's
Gottliebs
Barden’s
56Th St
Market St
Kegler
Mc.Carron
55Th St
Korf
Edith Swartz
Ethel Gross
Ruth Wesener
Ben Wendorf
Jane Webb
Kenosha Evening News
Edith Hartl
Tillie Anderson
Erma Hees
Dorothy Smith
Caroline Dann
Janesville
Kenosha
Pearl Schulte
Elsie Radykowski
Clara Burghardt
Kenosha Woman’s Bowling Association
Eagle’s Club
President Still Undecided on Hydrogen Bomb
President Truman has not yet decided whether to pursue a hydrogen bomb. Congress and AEC officials publicized discussions on advanced atomic weapons while Lilienthal denied opposing development and urged international control of atomic energy.
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Washington
Truman
McMahon
D.-Conn
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Lilienthal
Commission
White House
Russia
Moscow
United States
Drug Addict Stages Holdups in Chicago Offices
A drug addict invaded Dr. M. L. Weinstein’s Chicago office with a pistol, bound the doctor, nurse, and three patients, and forced a phone call to obtain cocaine. He fled with narcotics, Weinstein’s ring, money, and jewelry, and is believed to be the same robber targeting medical offices. A dentist’s patient was shot but not seriously hurt during a similar break‑in.
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Chicago
U.P
M. L. Weinstein
Weinstein
Ethel Anderson
No Compensation for Injured Arrest Detainees in Prague
Prague government rules it cannot pay compensation to anyone injured while being arrested by the state security police. The ruling states no liability for injuries incurred in custody and limits remedies for detainees.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
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